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Montreal Properties for Sale & Rent | Canada Homes, Prices & Neighborhoods

Montreal is one of the most active real-estate markets in Canada, known for plexes, a European-feeling core, and more attainable inner-city living than Toronto or Vancouver. This guide covers average prices, rental demand, neighborhoods, and the types of properties buyers and renters search for in Montreal. Use this page to understand the local market before exploring listings.

Montreal key facts

Region
the island of Montreal in southern Quebec
Buyer demand
Medium
Typical sale prices
CAD 420,000–950,000
Typical rents
CAD 1,400–2,600 / month
Popular property types
Plexes, condos, houses
Demo listings
8 homes · 1–6 bedrooms · $110,181–$2,439,120

Demo listings in Montreal

Browse 8 demonstration Montreal homes — townhome, condo, penthouse, villa with photos, prices, bedrooms, bathrooms, floor area, and amenities. Every card opens a full demo property page. None of these listings accept inquiries.

Townhomes in Montreal

4 demo townhomes in the Montreal catalog, useful if you are searching for a Montreal townhome with a known bedroom count, price band, and amenity list.

Condos in Montreal

2 demo condos in the Montreal catalog, useful if you are searching for a Montreal condo with a known bedroom count, price band, and amenity list.

Penthouses in Montreal

1 demo penthouse in the Montreal catalog, useful if you are searching for a Montreal penthouse with a known bedroom count, price band, and amenity list.

Villas in Montreal

1 demo villa in the Montreal catalog, useful if you are searching for a Montreal villa with a known bedroom count, price band, and amenity list.

Montreal property market overview

Located in the island of Montreal in southern Quebec, Montreal attracts residents, investors, and tourists due to universities, a bilingual culture, and a distinctive plex housing stock. The property market includes plexes, condos, and some suburban houses, with demand driven by Quebec households, students, and small landlord-occupiers. Neighborhoods vary from Plateau and downtown to Mile End, Griffintown, and the West Island, offering options for families, professionals, and investors.

Montreal sits in the island of Montreal in southern Quebec and draws Quebec households, students, and small landlord-occupiers because of universities, a bilingual culture, and a distinctive plex housing stock. Housing supply includes plexes, condos, and some suburban houses, stretching from Plateau and downtown to Mile End, Griffintown, and the West Island. Typical sale prices are CAD 420,000–950,000 and rents are CAD 1,400–2,600 / month. Search demand is medium, with the most requested addresses covering Plateau, Mile End, Griffintown, Downtown, Rosemont.

Montreal buyers compare plexes, condos, houses against lifestyle needs and commute or beach access. This catalog currently shows 8 demo listings, including 4 townhomes, 2 condos, 1 penthouse, 1 villa. Bedroom counts on the sample stock run 1–6 bedrooms, with demonstration asking prices from $110,181–$2,439,120. These figures illustrate the range of Montreal property types — apartments, condos, villas, townhomes, and penthouses — that will appear when live inventory is published.

Montreal market snapshot

MetricTypical Range
Average sale priceCAD 420,000–950,000
Average rental priceCAD 1,400–2,600 / month
Popular neighborhoodsPlateau, Mile End, Griffintown, Downtown, Rosemont
Property typesPlexes, condos, houses
Buyer demandMedium

Popular neighborhoods in Montreal

Searchers comparing Montreal apartments, houses, and villas usually start with these districts:

  • Plateau-Mont-Royal — known for walk-ups, staircases, and a dense street life
  • Mile End — known for cafes, lofts, and a creative-industry overlay
  • Griffintown — known for new condos in a former industrial south-west
  • Downtown — known for towers and a more corporate residential mix
  • Rosemont — known for family streets east of the Plateau

Montreal lifestyle, investment, and rental notes

Lifestyle

Montreal is a four-season city with a strong café-and-stairs aesthetic. French language and winter are real. The Plateau is the postcard; the West Island is the car-and-house alternative.

Investment

Plex owner-occupiers are a classic Quebec product. Condos in Griffintown are the new-build story. Rent control and language rules are part of diligence.

Rentals and development

Students keep inner lets busy. New condos cluster in a few regenerated districts. Family demand still looks for yards in Rosemont and beyond.

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Montreal real estate FAQ

What property types are available in Montreal?

Montreal real estate on this page includes Townhome, Condo, Penthouse, Villa. The broader market also covers plexes, condos, and some suburban houses. Use the listing grid to open demonstration townhome, condo, penthouse, villa with prices, bedrooms, bathrooms, floor area, and amenities.

What are typical Montreal property prices?

Local guides cite sale prices around CAD 420,000–950,000 and rents around CAD 1,400–2,600 / month. The 8 demo listings shown here range $110,181–$2,439,120. Treat both figures as orientation, not an offer to sell.

Which neighbourhoods in Montreal should I compare?

Popular neighbourhoods include Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile End, Griffintown, Downtown, Rosemont. The market stretches from Plateau and downtown to Mile End, Griffintown, and the West Island. Each area attracts different mixes of Quebec households, students, and small landlord-occupiers.

Who lives and invests in Montreal?

Montreal demand is driven by Quebec households, students, and small landlord-occupiers and universities, a bilingual culture, and a distinctive plex housing stock. Montreal is a four-season city with a strong café-and-stairs aesthetic. French language and winter are real. The Plateau is the postcard; the West Island is the car-and-house alternative.

Is Montreal a good rental or investment market?

Plex owner-occupiers are a classic Quebec product. Condos in Griffintown are the new-build story. Rent control and language rules are part of diligence.

What other Canada cities should I compare with Montreal?

Buyers looking at Montreal often also review Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary in Canada. Each nearby city page has its own prices, neighbourhoods, and demo listings.

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